One single thing that makes you think "knob" Vol 3
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Liquid Knight said:
If he were driving a liveried up company vehicle and was representing the firm at the time then yes but lambasting a business because they employ someone who is an arse in his own time is out of order.
Knobbish in the lowest sense of the word.
He owns the business Knobbish in the lowest sense of the word.
DeltaTango said:
Liquid Knight said:
If he were driving a liveried up company vehicle and was representing the firm at the time then yes but lambasting a business because they employ someone who is an arse in his own time is out of order.
Knobbish in the lowest sense of the word.
He owns the business Knobbish in the lowest sense of the word.
Leaving the "Road Rage" out of it as it was an argument rather than an incitement. He was lucky to have only got a Public Order slap on the wrist considering he deliberately or not hit a cyclist and left the scene. Careless driving or dangerous driving; hit and run. Going after his business via antisocial media is unfair to the rest of the people he employs.
Impasse said:
zedx19 said:
https://www.facebook.com/BrewCafe?sk=reviews
Link to the angry Land Rover guys business, lots of new 1 star reviews
Simon Spreyer – 1 star my burger was quite nice but half way through i found what appeared to be bits of shredded lycra mixed in with the meatLink to the angry Land Rover guys business, lots of new 1 star reviews
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Edited by Studio117 on Tuesday 2nd June 17:25
yellowjack said:
One single thing that makes me think "knob"????
This twunt, and anyone remotely like him...
...what an absolute nosher.
Whilst I agree in part given how he reacted, what the YouTube video doesn't show is what the cyclist did previously; generally people don't react like a crazy for no reason. I'd guess that the cyclist was a massive cock socket at some point before the clip begins.This twunt, and anyone remotely like him...
...what an absolute nosher.
I'd still eat at his restaurant - especially given the reviews looked decent before weirdos started posting 1* reviews.
MrBarry123 said:
Whilst I agree in part given how he reacted, what the YouTube video doesn't show is what the cyclist did previously; generally people don't react like a crazy for no reason. I'd guess that the cyclist was a massive cock socket at some point before the clip begins.
According to the internetz, the cyclist started braying on the side of his car as he went past and that's what kicked it all off.CoolHands said:
He is wearing an unusually tight leather jacket - is he an aging popstar we don't recognise? It could explain why he's so angry.
The director of this http://youtu.be/hgCqz3l33kU is called sausage. Maybe it's him.This car was driven 40 miles, after a crash, in this condition???
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-gloucestershi...
superlightr said:
anyone I overtake on dual or mway whilst I am towing a caravan. Your going too slowly. FFS if caravan can overtake you.
Towing a caravan and still Being able to pull away at lights in lane 1 faster then the car in lane 2.
Anyone who still calls lane 2 or 3 fast lanes or overtaking lanes......
I think you may have lost the plot a bit on that last one!!Towing a caravan and still Being able to pull away at lights in lane 1 faster then the car in lane 2.
Anyone who still calls lane 2 or 3 fast lanes or overtaking lanes......
People are supposed to stay left and only move right into lane 2, or 3, to overtake - hence overtaking lanes. More so, the extreme right hand one.
If you think different, I think you need to explain? as this isn't America, the land of the moving slalom.
MrBarry123 said:
Whilst I agree in part given how he reacted, what the YouTube video doesn't show is what the cyclist did previously; generally people don't react like a crazy for no reason. I'd guess that the cyclist was a massive cock socket at some point before the clip begins.
I'd still eat at his restaurant - especially given the reviews looked decent before weirdos started posting 1* reviews.
When you dig deeper, there really is no such thing as a 'random' road rage incident.I'd still eat at his restaurant - especially given the reviews looked decent before weirdos started posting 1* reviews.
People don't suddenly 'snap' and turn nasty after many years of event-free driving, if somebody makes a 'significant/dangerous' driving mistake and admits/apologises for it.
People who do make 'significant/dangerous' driving mistakes, but DONT'T get all aggressive to somebody who beeps them - have probably never seen a road rage incident.
Hol said:
superlightr said:
anyone I overtake on dual or mway whilst I am towing a caravan. Your going too slowly. FFS if caravan can overtake you.
Towing a caravan and still Being able to pull away at lights in lane 1 faster then the car in lane 2.
Anyone who still calls lane 2 or 3 fast lanes or overtaking lanes......
People are supposed to stay left and only move right into lane 2, or 3, to overtake - hence overtaking lanes. More so, the extreme right hand one.Towing a caravan and still Being able to pull away at lights in lane 1 faster then the car in lane 2.
Anyone who still calls lane 2 or 3 fast lanes or overtaking lanes......
maybe as tow a caravan now !superlightr said:
we have lanes 1, 2 and 3 on mways. Not slow lane, overtaking lane and faster overtaking lane. lost the plot maybe as tow a caravan now !
I always pick lane 2. I seem to find driving at a constant 54mph gives me better fuel economy and I don't like overtaking, it's just to much hassle having to use my mirrors and indicators. The only problem I have is leaving the motorway, there is always some smart arse thinking its a good to under take me, it's a real pain having to check over my shoulder for these bad drivers. maybe as tow a caravan now !This is a couple of weeks old but it doesn't make much difference.
Going to work one morning I pulled out of the T-Junction to leave the road I lived on turning left, the road was clear when I pulled out, within no time at all I have some nobber in an Astra van come flying around the corner 100 yards further back and plant himself on my rear end.
He stays there, with the odd jink to the right to look to overtake for a mile or so, generally being a bit of an aggressive t
t.
We get to some traffic lights, I turn right and he moves out of the right turn lane and goes flying straight across nearly clipping the kerb.
At this point I know exactly what he's up to, he's taking an alternative, longer route with the hope of getting in front of me further down the main road.
A couple of miles later he joins the main road behind me and the car behind me. I must admit I enjoyed seeing him again in my rear view mirror. He behaved himself after that.
The icing on the cake though was that I moved house at the end of that week and said nobber is my new neighbor.
Going to work one morning I pulled out of the T-Junction to leave the road I lived on turning left, the road was clear when I pulled out, within no time at all I have some nobber in an Astra van come flying around the corner 100 yards further back and plant himself on my rear end.
He stays there, with the odd jink to the right to look to overtake for a mile or so, generally being a bit of an aggressive t
t.We get to some traffic lights, I turn right and he moves out of the right turn lane and goes flying straight across nearly clipping the kerb.
At this point I know exactly what he's up to, he's taking an alternative, longer route with the hope of getting in front of me further down the main road.
A couple of miles later he joins the main road behind me and the car behind me. I must admit I enjoyed seeing him again in my rear view mirror. He behaved himself after that.
The icing on the cake though was that I moved house at the end of that week and said nobber is my new neighbor.
Ghibli said:
I always pick lane 2. I seem to find driving at a constant 54mph gives me better fuel economy and I don't like overtaking, it's just to much hassle having to use my mirrors and indicators. The only problem I have is leaving the motorway, there is always some smart arse thinking its a good to under take me, it's a real pain having to check over my shoulder for these bad drivers.
In my mind, someone who hogs lane 2 because they find basic acts of driving like checking your mirrors and using indicators shouldn't be driving....Sit on a bus or train and you won't have to do any of them.
3xpendable said:
Ghibli said:
I always pick lane 2. I seem to find driving at a constant 54mph gives me better fuel economy and I don't like overtaking, it's just to much hassle having to use my mirrors and indicators. The only problem I have is leaving the motorway, there is always some smart arse thinking its a good to under take me, it's a real pain having to check over my shoulder for these bad drivers.
In my mind, someone who hogs lane 2 because they find basic acts of driving like checking your mirrors and using indicators shouldn't be driving....Sit on a bus or train and you won't have to do any of them.
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